Chicago’s Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Completes Major Expansion

Hyatt Regency McCormick Place in Chicago has completed its $110 million expansion and renovation. The hotel is now Hyatt’s fourth largest hotel in the world and the fourth largest in Chicago.

The project began in December 2011 with the construction of a new 460-guestroom tower, which includes 12 suites and two premium suites. The hotel’s lobby was expanded and renovated and the existing 800-guestroom tower received a complete renovation with new soft and hard goods, furniture, fixtures and design of the new tower.

The hotel has a seamless connection with McCormick Place Convention Center and access to over 2 million square feet of meeting space. For smaller meetings and events, Hyatt Regency McCormick Place offers 50,000 square feet of in-house function space including the redesigned 4,000-square-foot Prairie Room offering natural light, wood finishes and designer lighting. The 25,000-square-foot Hyatt Conference Center also underwent a complete renovation, and the hotel added three new boardrooms along with a new business center.

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